💎 Quality over quantity: AI data startup iMerit believes better-quality data is the key to integrating AI tools at the enterprise level. It's now bringing its Scholars program out of beta, which encompasses a network of experts meant to help fine-tune generative AI models.
😣 Not again: Elon Musk's Grok continues to spew antisemitic narratives. X took down Grok's automated account yesterday to try to fix the issue. The company said it made a change to Grok's instructions to prevent it from happening again, but we'll see about that.
🎯 Taking aim at AI slop: YouTube says it's preparing to update its policies to crack down on the ability for creators to generate revenue off of "inauthentic" content. This includes mass-produced videos and other kinds of stuff easily created by generative AI.
📞 New phone, who dis? Samsung announced three new foldable phones at its Unpacked event today. While the company usually releases two new phones at a time, this year it introduced a third model, a cheaper option costing less than $1,000.
🎙️ Goodbye, SaaS: Dave Park, the co-founder and CEO of Narada AI, said on today's Equity podcast that he thinks SaaS will be going away as AI agents become the future of enterprise software. That's a pretty bold claim.
